MONK- My phone died on me that day hence the reason I felt kind of cornered and in a panic...The one thing I didn't want to do that day was get out of my car, I felt safer inside. because maybe if they realized my phone was dead it would have made me even more vulnerable.
I agree its dangerous I can't manage to text and drive at the same time, but she is younger than me, people do lots of crazy stuff and they tweet at red lights.....
Anyways its over and dealt with now. It is what it is. I don't think it will happen again...thanks.
911 have better things to do, I have seen girl convincing 911 to come for over 45 min because guys were "harassing" them. I guess 911 operators and police know what is a real threat.
I say find where the police station is, next time drive there, guys would get the message.
Or write down their car number/description and let an officer know.
They way those dudes roaming around on the streets it wont be too long before police talk to them.
As a matter of fact if you scared talk to an officer now.
I'm not scared anymore I would be if they knew where I lived...but they do not...didn't feel like the police would have taken me seriously unless they saw them tailgating me, and I didn't understand how I was going to show that. But its okay I know to call 911 now regardless...I don't think the other girl called the police either.
It really should have been a very scary time with the phone being dead. I was just wondering if something like this happened in India. Calling the police would be futile. Calling friends would be the only option I suppose.
I am an Indian. Hence no offense meant to the Indians.